My headliner still has some of the old foam on it, will this stick to foam, or just come off?
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You will want to remove ALL of the old foam if possible. Any large debris left on the surface will almost show through the new liner. I used a nylon brush attachment on my drill, and scrubbed all of the bits of foam off the fiberglass. Make sure to wear protective clothing and a respirator/mask.
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I believe it's glued in, but you could definitely pull it out and scrape off the bits of foam that remain.
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I think it might peel off paint. It has a pretty tacky/sticky/grippy adhesive. I'd go for removable vinyl instead. It would stay up for even a couple years and still come off well. The permanent is supposed to stay.
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The question is a good one,but from my use as a gutter guard adhesive,it worked well,even in hot sun. The thickness is approximately,one eighth inch or less,but flattens out under pressure and yes it is foam,but very dense. I would not worry if your lighting is led,since it does not produce much heat,but if subjected to heat around exhaust or engine area it may not hold as well. Your question did not give where the tape would be used. Hope this helps,but you should know that if you do use it that you should put pressure on it at least for a few hours to make sure of the hold,I learned that from the first use failing. Good luck,I think you will like the product it really is great stuff. Sincerely M.J.L.
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Just like the other guy said, you can tuck it into the headliner, or you can go below the carpet. Make sure to measure it out first before ripping anything up.
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Try cleaning it with rubbing alcohol. That usually works to get sticky stuff off of things.
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just pulled it off... it crusts on there after all the time its been on... use a set of pliers if necessary.. they just slide off.
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Yes, actually I used this the other today to repair my father's headliner that started falling from the front. Peel it back spray the foam and the fabric let sit for at least 5 mins the slowly roll the fabric back down.
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I took the cover off when I first got it, so I could add the waterproof liner underneath. I had a little difficulty pulling off the cover because it was stuck in a couple places, like the foam and cover had bonded. I was able to separate them not too difficultly, and had a couple marks on the foam from the cover. It did not ruin anything though. Later, I took the cover off to wash it and had no problems.
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This is just vinyl upholstery material it is not foam backed and is pretty heavy for a headliner you would need to buy Headliner Adhesive and foam or Foam Backed Cloth Headlining Fabric which is much lighter
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Jim I have removed mine from different guns a couple of times and reapplied. It comes with multiple foam adhesive strips. Work it off carefully and use some Goo be gone to remove the residue from the adhesive. I have had no issues with leaving marks on my gun, taken off a Shiny stainless receiver and a flat black one.
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Yes. You need to spray the adhesive on both the fabric and the headliner board, give them a few minutes to cure, and then stick the sides together. So you have to peel off the headliner before adhering them together. There are a lot of YouTube videos on this. It's not as hard as you think, just a bit tedious.
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I warm it with a hair dryer and then I just gently pry it off with my fingernail, going around the edge and it will just pop off. Even when broken, it sticks together fairly well with the adhesive on the back.
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Dear, once it is stick finish. i experienced that does not sticks well at the next time.
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There is no easy fix for a sagging headliner other than replace the whole thing. If you want an easy fix just grab a couple of cardboard pins and stick them to the headliner where it is sagging. But if you want it done right you need to replace it all. It is not as hard as it sounds. Here is a detailed video that I followed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MmT72NDtTs
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All silhouette vinyl comes off super clean and easy. Granted, it sticks in super tight, but it is not "sticky". If that sentence can make sense :). There is no tackiness to the back of the vinyl. It comes off clean.
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I assume that you're wanting to use this on a temporary basis to protected the headliner while you're doing interior work or something. If you're planning on a permanent install, it won't be the most attractive product. But, you should be ok with this as a temporary protectant. It's pretty sticky but shouldn't damage vinyl headliners. On the mouse-fur or velour type headliners, don't press it on too hard and you should still be ok. When you remove it, you'll probably have fibers attached to the sticky but it shouldn't pull it bald. You might also consider using Glad Cling Wrap from your local grocery store. It's similar but thinner. Might be easier to just remove the trim and take the headliner out. Good luck.